THURSDAY.

The royal party again drove to the Ascot course, and were received

with the usual acclamations. The Emperor and King were in plain

clothes, without decorations of any kind; Prince Albert wore the

Windsor uniform. The cheers were loud for Wellington.

The gold cup, value three hundred guineas, was the principal prize.

Eight horses ran, and the cup was won by a colt of Lord Albemarle's.

His lordship is lucky, at least on the turf. He won the cup at Ascot

last year.

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